CSIRO PUBLISHING | Microbiology Australia

MA15016Medical and veterinary mycology

Wieland Meyer, Laszlo Irinyi and Tania Sorrell

pp. 42-43

MA15016 Abstract | MA15016 Full Text | MA15016PDF (347 KB)

MA15017DNA barcoding of human and animal pathogenic fungi: the ISHAM-ITS database

Laszlo Irinyi and Wieland Meyer

pp. 44-48

MA15017 Abstract | MA15017 Full Text | MA15017PDF (1.3 MB)

MA15018Phosphate theft: a path to fungal pathogenic success

Julianne T Djordjevic and Sophie Lev

pp. 49-52

MA15018 Abstract | MA15018 Full Text | MA15018PDF (832 KB)

MA15019Candida and macrophages: a deadly affair

Timothy Tucey, Thomas Naderer and Ana Traven

pp. 53-56

MA15019 Abstract | MA15019 Full Text | MA15019PDF (440 KB)

MA15020Clinical and Translational Mycology on the southern shores: perspective from the Australia and New Zealand Mycoses Interest Group

Monica A Slavin and Sharon C-A Chen

pp. 57-59

MA15020 Abstract | MA15020 Full Text | MA15020PDF (296 KB)

MA15021The Westmead Medical Mycology Collection: basis for research and diagnosis of fungal diseases

Wieland Meyer, Krystyna Maszewska, Aziza Khan and Kennio Ferreira-Paim

pp. 60-63

MA15021 Abstract | MA15021 Full Text | MA15021PDF (959 KB)

MA15022The role of clinical mycology reference laboratories

Sarah Kidd, Catriona Halliday and David Ellis

pp. 64-66

MA15022 Abstract | MA15022 Full Text | MA15022PDF (354 KB)

MA15023Australia in the global picture of the molecular epidemiology of Cryptococcus gattii molecular type VGII

Carolina Firacative, Kennio Ferreira-Paim, Luciana Trilles, David M Engelthaler and Wieland Meyer

pp. 67-70

MA15023 Abstract | MA15023 Full Text | MA15023PDF (961 KB)

MA15024On the surface of it: the role of materials science in developing antifungal therapies and diagnostics

Bryan R Coad

pp. 71-73

MA15024 Abstract | MA15024 Full Text | MA15024PDF (370 KB)

MA15025Microsphaeropsis arundinis: an emerging cause of phaeohyphomycosis in cats and people

George Reppas, Thomas Gottlieb, Mark Krockenberger, Catriona Halliday and Richard Malik

pp. 74-78

MA15025 Abstract | MA15025 Full Text | MA15025PDF (985 KB)

MA15026Pneumocystis canis pneumonia in dogs

Elizabeth Ralph, George Reppas, Catriona Halliday, Mark Krockenberger and Richard Malik

pp. 79-82

MA15026 Abstract | MA15026 Full Text | MA15026PDF (1.1 MB)

MA15027Mucormycosis in the platypus and amphibians caused by Mucor amphibiorum

Joanne H Connolly

pp. 83-87

MA15027 Abstract | MA15027 Full Text | MA15027PDF (1.1 MB)

MA15028Rethinking the targets for antifungal development

Jessica L Chitty and James A Fraser

pp. 88-89

MA15028 Abstract | MA15028 Full Text | MA15028PDF (382 KB)

MA15029Sporotrichosis: an Australian perspective of a global infection

Ian Arthur, Michael Leung and Elin Westergaard

pp. 90-92

MA15029 Abstract | MA15029 Full Text | MA15029PDF (789 KB)

MA15030You are what you secrete: extracellular proteins and virulence in Cryptococcus

Leona T Campbell, Matthew P Padula, Elizabeth Harry and Dee A Carter

pp. 93-95

MA15030 Abstract | MA15030 Full Text | MA15030PDF (805 KB)

MA15031Morphogenesis and pathogenesis: control of cell identity in a dimorphic pathogen

Hayley E Bugeja and Alex Andrianopoulos

pp. 95-97

MA15031 Abstract | MA15031 Full Text | MA15031PDF (414 KB)

MA15032Use of Caenorhabditis elegans as a non-mammalian model system to study Candida virulence

Farkad Bantun, Sanjiveeni Dhamgaye and Anton Y Peleg

pp. 98-100

MA15032 Abstract | MA15032 Full Text | MA15032PDF (667 KB)

MAv36n2Volume 36 Number 2

pp. 42-100

MAv36n2PDF (4.8 MB)